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Devices for controlling and regulating the gas supply to the burner of a boiler or similar

  • US 4,958,765 A
  • Filed: 10/26/1989
  • Issued: 09/25/1990
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/16/1988
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. Device for controlling and regulating a pressurized fuel gas supplied to a gas burner for heating water flowing through a boiler or similar, comprising a conduit for the pressurized gas, which conduit has an inlet (1), an outlet (2) and a piloted regulator (R) comprising a gas valve (3) urged against a seat (4) by a spring (5) and fast with a sealed membrane (6) which separates a sealed chamber into two compartments, one of these compartments (A) being connected directly to the inlet and comprising the seat of the valve and the other compartment (B) being connected both to the inlet through a calibrated restriction (7) and to the outlet through a leak valve (8) set to a certain pressure by a calibration spring (9), characterized in that said device further comprises means for supplying the burner (U) not only with a flow of pressurized gas but also with a flow of pressurized air, the gas flow being slaved to that of the air so that a combustion of the air-gas mixture in the burner is permanently practically complete, said supplying means comprising an air conduit for the pressurized air, with an inlet (11), an outlet (12) and an intermediate air valve (14) and being adapted so as to slave an opening of the leak valve (8) of the piloted regulator (R) to the air flow through said air conduit, which opening varies in the same direction as said air flow and means for applying to the fuel gas stream leaving the piloted regulator a slight counter pressure as a function of a pressure prevailing downstream of the leak valve (8), which counter pressure varies in an opposite direction to said pressure.

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